EBSA - European Biosafety Association

Poster Programme

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P 1
Validation and qualification of an isolator used for the sterile containment of toxic product
D. Meyer, Getinge Life Sciences, Vendome/F
P 2 

How to control the airflow and pressure for BSL-3 facilities
K. Shinohara , National Institute of Infectious Diseases Japan, Tokyo/J; T. Fukui, Ministry of Land Infrastructure
and Transport, Tokyo/J; K. Fukumoto, Nikken Sekkei ltd., Tokyo/J; K. Obara, Kawasaki Sekkei Kogyo Co., Ltd.,
Tokyo/J; M. Ishihara, Yamatake Corporation, Tokyo/J

P 3  Laboratory biosafety and quality management systems in a drug discovery environment: mechanistic and synergy
T. Battle , G. Ischl, Y. Berchoux, G. Feger, Merck Serono International S.A., Geneva/CH
P 4  Perspective application from DNA based methods for investigating fungal aeroallergens
D. Davolos, B. Pietrangeli , Italian National Institute for Occupational Safety and Prevention (ISPESL), Rome/I
P 5  Potential presence of opportunistic pathogenic bacteria: molecular analysis on the biofilms of reactor sludges
D. Davolos, B. Pietrangeli , I talian National Institute for Occupational Safety and Prevention (ISPESL), Rome/I
P 6  Gene sequencing analysis on the virulent roles of the bacterial denitrifying enzymes
D. Davolos, B. Pietrangeli , Italian National Institute for Occupational Safety and Prevention (ISPESL), Rome/I
P 7  The European culture collections: initiating and giving input to cooperations on regulatory issues
D. Fritze , Ch. Rohde, DSMZ-Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen, Braunschweig/D
P 8  Microbial culture collections underlie and contribute to the global bioregulative framework: some examples
Ch. Rohde, D. Fritze , DSMZ-Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen, Braunschweig/D
P 9  Small scale area decontamination using chlorine dioxide gas generated from ready to use tablets
J. Krishnan , G. Fey, D. Gordon, S. Klassen, S. Theriault, Public Health Agency of Canada, Winnipeg/CDN
P 10  Vulnerability/risk (VR) analysis of HEPA filter system selection and the role of biosafety personnel
M. Huza, Camfil Farr Company, Columbia, Maryland, MD/USA
P 11  The public perception of biotechnology and its impact on biosafety regulations and on the development
of biotechnology in Latin America

L.M. Oda , K.C.A. Souza, L.H. Souza, ANBio- Brazilian Biosafety Association, Rio de Janeiro/BR
P 12  Public perception on modern biotechnology: its consequent adverse impact on regulation,
police coherence, innovation, environmental and social welfare.

L.M. Oda , K.C.A. Souza, L.H. Souza, ANBio- Brazilian Biosafety Association, Rio de Janeiro/BR
P 13  Development and implementation of a laboratory biosecurity programme at a overseas laboratory:
a successful model for identifying and incorporating key safety, security, and reliability elements

C. Wendel, US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command, Fort Detrick, MD/USA
P 14
Remote monitoring of laboratory animals in biocontainment
V.L Savage , M.S. Lever, M Nelson, Dstl, Salisbury/UK
P 15
Model systems for the validation of chemical decontamination of surfaces of individual protective equipment
K. Lemmer , A. Roder, R. Grunow, Center for Biological Safety (ZBS2), Robert Koch Institute, Berlin/D;
M. Mielke, I. Schwebke, Applied Infection Control and Hospital Hygiene (FG 14), Robert Koch Institute,
'Berlin/D; G. Pauli, Center for Biological Safety, Robert Koch Institute, Berlin/D; H. Nattermann,
Center for Biological Safety (ZBS2), Robert Koch Institute, Berlin/D
P 16
Will they fit? In vivo testing of FFP3 respirators in a biosafety environment
G.F. Lichtfuss, W. Biederbick, C. Bartels , Robert Koch-Institut, Berlin/D
P 17
Actual pressure changes in protective clothing
K. Shinohara , National Institute of Infectious Diseases Japan, Musashimurayama-shi Tokyo/J;
H. Nagasawa, K. Satoh, SHIGEMATSU WORK Co., Ltd., Tokyo/J; S. Kumagai, AZEARTH Co., Tokyo/J;
N. Shimazaki, National Institute of Infectious Diseases Japan, Tokyo/J
P 18
Methods for measuring the sealability of microbiology containment laboratories
T. Pottage , A. Bennett, J. Mace, S. Parks, Health Protection Agency, Salisbury/UK
P 19
Safety awareness training programme for maintenance and security personnel
M.D. Wienia, A.M. van Miltenburg, C.A. van Herk, P.T. Odinot , Utrecht University/NL
P 20
Commissioning to the laboratory guidelines
J. Evans, G Tremblay , Merrick & Company, Atlanta, GA/USA
P 21
Biological safety officers platform
A Dutch Association
P 22
Belgian Biosafety Professionals: a regional working group of EBSA
after 2 years … on track !

Toon De Kesel (Innogenetics), René Custers (VIB), Suzanne Loret (FUNDP),
Marianne Schoukens (KULeuven) and Philippe Stroot (Xibios)
P 23
Biosafety risk assessment Wiki
S.A. Caskey, J. Smith, J. Gaudioso , R.M. Salerno, Albuquerque, NM/USA
P 24
Effluent decontamination systems: the challenges in design, testing, operation and biological verification
G. Tremblay , Merrick & Company, Atlanta, GA/USA; S. Jones , Progressive Recovery Inc., Dupo, IL/USA
P 25
EBSA – BBP TransportUN Model Regulations – GMO and Plant Pathogens
P 26
EBSA Biosafety Professional (BSP) Competency
P 27
International Biosafety Working Group (IBWG)
P 28
Ukrainian biosecurity & biosafety training centre
V. Pushkina, N. Popova. Ukrainian I.I Mechnikov Anti-Plague Research Institute, Ukraine;
D. Doucette-Preville, Global Partnership Program, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada.


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